Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-26

Youmans'.
See Morris for Cook Stoves. II
Read Cunningham s money al. 81
Mutton at the Central meat mar
ket.
o. c. Ewart was at Ashland this
week.
VIM. Schmidt is now located at Leb-
anon, Ill.
Salt Lake potatoes, at b. X. Her
rington's. 10
Hard-timcs prices on cook stoves at
Morris Bros. II
C1apter meeting tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening.
Cash paid for hides at the Central
Meat Market. II
Last Friday morning thin sheet Of
ice was formed.
Seven car loads OF cattle were shipped
from here yesterday.
shannon ~ shannon loaned over
SIS, 900 In September. 10
Our sportsmen are killing quite large
numbers of partridges.
The best 8 cent cigar in town in at
Parsons City Drug Store. 8
Mrs. Curd is now living on Lincoln
avenue, in the Kessler frame house.
Eggs sold at % cents. Saturday, and
the demand was greater than the sup
ply.
Buy your fruits, nuts and confections
OFF. X. Young, next door to the post
Office. II
Uncle Dan Cornue was here Monday,
ON his return from business trip to
Wichita.
ON the 10Th inst, Oliver Lee and Lena
Brown, both Of Kiowa, were licensed to
get married.
~. X. Harrington sells more Trunks
and Valises than anybody. Another
big lot just in. 10
The best beef To be had In town is a
the Central meat market, opposite LIST
National bank.
Mr.. j. NJ. sherry and wife started,
Sunday, to Alliance, OHIO, where they
will spend the winter.
Judge McCanless now has fire in
his Office aud is ready to deal out warm
justice as well as cold.
Sexton, the ousted postmaster, can
not hope To be elected surveyor oyer a
clean, pure man like Aber.
Don't buy n Cook Stove until you
have seen Morris. His are going
cheaper than ANYTHING in town. II
At Marquand's meat shop, next door
To- the postotlice, may be found the best
fresh and smoked meats I'm the city. 81
Miss Nora Shepler went to Kansas
City, Sunday, for treatment of her
throat. w. ID. VanSlyke accompanied
her.
+. T. Vincent is in Kansas City, on
n big deal for the firm of Wood X Vim
cent. IL consummated, 1t will not call
for their leaving here.
A cancer was removed from the
tongue of Mrs. Chandler, in this city,
on Monday. by DIR. Damn. The lady
stood the operation brayely.
IIOrsfor,l's man was here last Friday
and Saturday, and showed the ladies
the wonders Of cerealiue, and Of Hors-
ford's chemicals. lie gave his exhibit.
lions at the store of w. =. Watkins d
Co, and was favored with good crowds.
ThOmpson's opera house is nearing
completion. II will comfortably seat
40 people when finished. and the stage
is one of the best in Southern Kansas.
Waldron chase is doing the fine work
i'm the room.
AT the Shore Nc Adoo sale, Thursday
of last week, north of Lake City. the
following average prices were obtained:
Yearling steers, Sl5.65; yearling heifers,
$3.50; steer calves, $50; heifer calves,
S5.75; cows, Sll to $50; one bull, SIT;
IS hogs brought SOS.
The effort of Doc Rigg to ride two
horses going in different directions will
notprove success. Tuthe prohibition
lists he Is prohibitionist. and with the
liquor men he is in full sympathy with
them. One crowd or the other will be
badly surprised and IL is not hard to
guess which It will be.
Yarns and Saxonys, an end.
less variety of styles and col
ors, opened this week, with a
carload of other woolen goods.
Standiford, Youmans(EEldred